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The Caravan Playlist 231 Friday, December 29, 2017 Hour 1 Artist The Caravan Playlist 231 Friday, December 29, 2017 Hour 1 Artist Track CD/Source Label Verlon Thompson Always Trust Your Cape Live at the Thomas Center Verlon Thompson - c 2006 Guy Clark Bunkhouse Blues Cold Dog Soup Sugarhill - c 1999 Reverend Charley's Patent Medicine Show John Law Live RCPMS - c 2014 Chris Thomas King Red Mud Red Mud Session 21st Century Blues - c 2005 Robert Johnson Kind Hearted Woman The Centennial Collection Sony Legacy - c 2011 Paper Moon Shiners Come On In My Kitchen Paper Moon Shiners Paper Moon Shiners - c 2013 Verlon Thompson Marie Live at the Thomas Center Verlon Thompson - c 2006 Townes Van Zandt Our Mother The Mountain Our Mother The Mountain Fat Possum c 1969 Little Pink Anderson He's in the jailhouse now Carolina Bluesman Music Maker Recordings - c 2001 Pink Anderson Weeping Willow Blues Carolina Bluesman Fantasy Records - c 2006 Buddy Flett Born in Mississippi (Mr. Hubert) Rough Edges Honeybee - c 2013 Hubert Sumlin Play It Cool (Album Version) Healing Feeling Shout Factory - c 2009 Hour 2 Artist Track Concert Source Jason Isbell in Concert Palmetto Rose Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Stockholm Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Something More Than Free Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert 24 Frames Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Codeine Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Speed Trap Town Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Cover Me Up Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Children of Children Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Alabama Pines Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Different Days Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Jason Isbell in Concert Super 8 Newport Folk 2015 NPR Music/Newport - c 2015 Hour 3 Artist Track CD/Source Label Memphis Rockabilly Band Pleated Pants Blind Pig 25th Anniversary Blind Pig records - c 2001 Henry Gray Henry's Houserocker Plays Chicago Blues Hightone – c 2001 Arthur Adams & BB King Get You Next To Me Back On Track Blind Pig records - c 1999 Chicago Rhythm & Blues Kings Help Wanted Blind Pig 25th Anniversary Blind Pig records - c 2001 Erin McKeown Easy Baby Monday Morning Cold guammusic – c 1996 Son House Death Letter The Complete 1965 Sessions Sony – c 1992 Jimmy Thackery & Joe Louis Walker If This is Love Blind Pig 25th Anniversary Blind Pig records - c 2001 George "Harmonica" Smith Last Chance Now You Can Talk About Me Blind Pig records - c 2009 Henry Gray It Hurts Me Plays Chicago Blues Hightone – c 2001 Sugarcane Got A Heart Barney's Revenge Cool Buzz - 2000 Deborah Coleman Bendin' Like a Willow Tree Livin' On Love Blind Pig records - c 2001 Drippin Honey My Words My Eyes Cool Buzz Sampler Cool Buzz – c 2000 Sugarcane It Tears Me Up Barney's Revenge Cool Buzz – c 2000 Blues Traveler But Anyway Live from the fall A & M – c 1996 .
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